Public Higher Education institutions in Texas can deploy Ivy’s solutions with confidence.
Ivy.ai — an enterprise chatbot and live chat platform for higher education institutions — announced that they have earned provisional status certification under the Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program (TX-RAMP), which is a requirement to do business with public colleges and universities in the Lone Star State.
“We’re thrilled to have earned this distinction because it proves that our software and infrastructure are secure and compliant with robust protocols and can be safely deployed at scale in both enterprise and public environments,” explains Mark McNasby, CEO of Ivy.
Starting Jan. 1, 2023, Texas public sector education customers will be required to purchase TX-RAMP-certified products and services. Because Ivy has now achieved this certification, customers can invest in Ivy’s chatbot technology with confidence.
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At the same time, customers outside of Texas get the peace of mind of knowing Ivy’s solutions provide the security, accessibility and infrastructure requirements that privacy-conscious organizations need in one of the country’s most technologically advanced states.
“This demonstrates that Ivy has best-in-class capabilities and can handle data for customers of all sizes securely in a stable and compliant environment,” McNasby says.
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TX-RAMP provisional status provides a certification that allows state agencies to contract products for up to 18 months before they receive full TX-RAMP certification. Once a provisional certification has been achieved, cloud computing services undergo additional assessments to determine whether they can be fully certified.
The TX-RAMP certification is one of many accolades that Ivy has received. In addition to being awarded numerous requests for proposal (RFPs) across the United States, Ivy was recently named to the Inc. 5000 list.
